Explore outdoor kitchens. Start with the right choices.
Start with how the customer cooks and uses the space. Put the module arrangement before finishes and equipment details.
Sales Visualizer / outdoor kitchensConcept
Straight outdoor kitchen3.0 m module run · Example proportions
Original concept drawing. Your range and product rules define the final experience.
FOUR DECISIONS / A CLEARER BRIEF
Step 1 of 4
Choose a layout direction
Discuss a straight run or corner arrangement in relation to preparation and movement. Keep example module lengths separate from measurements of the actual setting.
QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS
Is a straight or corner arrangement being considered?
Where are preparation, storage and seating?
KEEP IN THE BRIEF
Example direction: a 3.0 m straight module run. The drawing illustrates the arrangement, not a measured terrace.
Make the module sequence clear
Explain the modules your range supports and their order in the layout. Keep proposed appliance spaces identifiable without implying that any equipment will fit any module.
QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS
Which modules make up the first arrangement?
Which joins or equipment spaces need product review?
KEEP IN THE BRIEF
Module direction: cooking, preparation and storage discussed as separate zones. Compatibility remains to be reviewed.
Separate surfaces and cabinets
Use confirmed product names for cabinet finishes and countertop materials. Explain which choices can be combined so the summary preserves both the appearance and the intended specification.
QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS
Which cabinet finish is being compared?
Which countertop combinations belong to the range?
KEEP IN THE BRIEF
Finish direction: cabinet and countertop preferences named separately; availability and combinations subject to review.
Bring services into the handover
Save the layout, module sequence, finish preferences and equipment questions. Ask the supplier which setting and service facts it needs before preparing a confirmed specification.
QUESTIONS TO DISCUSS
Who reviews equipment clearances and services?
Which setting facts are missing from the brief?
KEEP IN THE BRIEF
Handover: layout direction, example module arrangement, surfaces, equipment questions and the next product/site review.
BRING IT TO YOUR OWN RANGE
Your products. A reviewable starting point.
This walkthrough introduces the decisions. A production experience uses your confirmed product range, compatible options and agreed handover.
